4OUR WOMEN: The Community Dinner & Celebration

4OUR Women: The Community Dinner & Celebration
Friday, January 17th, 2025
Doors Open: 6:00 PM | Program Begins: 6:30 PM | Dinner Served: 7:00 PM
Detroit Public Theatre | 3960 Third Avenue, Detroit, MI 48201

Join us for an unforgettable evening of connection, celebration, and culinary artistry at 4OUR Women: Community Conversation & Celebration Dinner, the kickoff to our transformative two day program celebrating Black womanhood.

This unique event offers a space for connection, reflection, and celebration, with an inspiring program designed to uplift and honor Black women. The evening features an enriching community conversation hosted by the dynamic Brandi Keeler, joined by luminaries Mama Njia Kai and Brittany Lewis, LMSW, as they share how their Black womanhood has shaped their careers, lives, and approaches to leadership. Adding to the experience is a special spoken word performance by Galaxy, whose artistry captures the beauty and strength of Black womanhood. Throughout the event, enjoy the vibrant sounds of DJ Cash Money, who will be spinning music to set the perfect atmosphere for celebration and connection.

Dinner crafted by Chef Honey of Got Bee’s Buzzing Catering, includes carefully curated courses inspired by the music of the artists featured in Saturday’s Grand Concert. Vegetarian and vegan dietary accommodations are available with advanced notice.

Inspired by Nina Simone's song Four Women, this immersive evening intertwines conversation, art, and flavors for a one-of-a-kind celebration of culture, resilience, and joy. Tickets are limited, and this intimate evening is expected to sell out—secure your spot today!

Community Conversation Host: Brandi Keeler
Brandi is a dynamic creative and facilitator who uses design-thinking to inspire individuals and organizations to unlock their potential for meaningful change. With over 15 years of experience in branding, marketing, and community engagement, she is passionate about encouraging safe vulnerability, building intentional communities, and creating spaces for celebration.

Guest Luminary: Mama Njia Kai
Mama Njia Kai is a Detroit-born community leader, event producer, and filmmaker. As the Founder and Director of NKSK Events + Production, she curates over 500 annual events in Detroit, including Campus Martius Park. A proud Howard University graduate, Mama Njia is also known for her cinematography work on the acclaimed film Daughters of the Dust and her dedication to empowering Detroit’s youth through CAMP Detroit, an arts education initiative.

Guest Luminary: Brittany Lewis, LMSW
Brittany is a licensed clinical social worker dedicated to guiding individuals and families through life’s challenges with compassion and expertise. With degrees from Eastern Michigan University and Wayne State University, Brittany specializes in areas such as anxiety, family dynamics, emotional abuse, and depression. Her focus is on creating safe, supportive spaces for healing and growth.

Guest Luminary and Performer: Galaxy
Galaxy is a Detroit-born performance poet, speaker, storyteller, and educator whose work captivates audiences nationwide. Her poetic journey began in 2008 while pursuing her Bachelor’s degree at Eastern Michigan University, where an extra-credit open mic experience ignited her passion for spoken word. Known for her thought-provoking performances, Galaxy’s artistry blends storytelling and reflection, creating connections that resonate deeply with audiences.

Chef Luminary: Chef Honey Cunningham
Chef Honey Cunningham, owner and founder of Got Bee’s Buzzing Catering, brings a creative and soulful touch to every dish she prepares. Known for her soul food with Caribbean and Asian influences, Honey’s menu features standout dishes like Hennessy Pineapple Chicken and vegan-friendly options like Chicken-Fried Oyster Mushrooms. She is set to launch her first food truck in Spring 2025, further expanding her mission to bring people together through food.

DJ Luminary: DJ Cash Money

Since 2009, DJ Cash Money has been bringing dynamic energy and unforgettable vibes to every event. Known for expertly blending soul, R&B, and rap, Cash Money is the ultimate thermostat, setting the perfect temperature for any crowd. Notable gigs include serving as the DJ for the Holiday Charity event The Takeover, countless events for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., a residency at The Kitchen by Cooking with Que, and the Annual MLK Day Detroit Program. Whether it’s a celebration or a community event, DJ Cash Money delivers a curated soundtrack that keeps the energy high and the audience connected.

This event is designed to foster connection, healing, and celebration for Black women and those who love and support them. You’ll leave feeling inspired, empowered, and deeply connected to your community.

Detroit Public Theatre is located at 3960 Third Avenue, between Selden and Alexandrine Streets. Advance ticket purchasers will have access to a dedicated parking lot at 3912 Third Avenue, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Additional metered and free street parking is within walking distance.

✨ Tickets are limited—secure your spot now for this extraordinary evening of conversation, culture, and cuisine.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Detroit Public Theatre, 3960 3rd Avenue, Detroit, United States